LETS MAKE A ORIGAMI BUNNIES!!!

 


Learn how to fold an easy origami rabbit face, this cute bunny rabbit head is great for kids to make at Easter time. Only takes minutes to make.

You can keep the rabbit’s ears extra pointy or make them a bit more blunt, like Miffy.

Draw a cute bunny face on it with black markers or pencils. This origami rabbit head uses just one sheet of square paper. We recommend using paper that is 15 x 15 cm or larger for beginners and young children.

Easy Origami Rabbit Face Instructions

Scroll down to follow the photo tutorial for the Easy Origami Rabbit Face.

Made this origami? Leave a comment & submit your photo on the last page here.

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    This is the front of our origami paper, the origami bunny will end up being this colour all over.
     

    Step 1: This is the front of our origami paper, the origami bunny will end up being this colour all over.

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    This is the back of the origami paper, which may be white if you are using origami paper. This colour will not be visible in the final bunny face.
     

    Step 2: This is the back of the origami paper, which may be white if you are using origami paper. This colour will not be visible in the final bunny face.

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    Fold the bottom point up to the top point.
     

    Step 3: Fold the bottom point up to the top point.

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    Fold the right point over to the left.
     

    Step 4: Fold the right point over to the left.

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    Unfold the previous step.
     

    Step 5: Unfold the previous step.

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    Next, fold the bottom edge up about one fourth (1/4) of the way up, you can make this fold bigger or smaller, it will change the thickness of the ears.
     

    Step 6: Next, fold the bottom edge up about one fourth (1/4) of the way up, you can make this fold bigger or smaller, it will change the thickness of the ears.

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    Fold the right side diagonally up aligning it with the central crease.
     

    Step 7: Fold the right side diagonally up aligning it with the central crease.

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    Fold the left side diagonally up as well.
     

    Step 8: Fold the left side diagonally up as well.

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